As a small group of about 10 during June off-peak season, Ha Kim serves as both our guide and van driver. He also has to translate for English and Chinese mandarin speaking customers. He was friendly and professional, explains the highlights of each attraction clearly. One way drive from Seoul to Seoraksan was 3 hours, with a 20 min break (toilet + quick bites) in between. At Seoraksan, for a relaxed tourist, you can choose to take a cable car up (purchase on your own) and then take a short hike for unique rocks view (climbing rocks can be a little challenging and it was super windy so may be considered a little dangerous), then down using the cable car, have a lunch at base restaurant (food tastes like a mum's cooking) followed by a visit to Shingeungsa temple (a big Buddha statue and nice river view). Alternatively, determined hikers should be able to finish Ulsanbawl hike within the 3.5 hour given. A 25 min drive to Naksansa temple by the sea with a like Guanyin statue.